(1003) Right, here’s the cunning plan, cavemen and women … two loads of washing are on … there’s a scheduled quiz and it took some writing … plus there’s an item about Mack Sennett which will fill the ladies at lunchtime spot. Plus IYE has a special item on ladies in France. Film? Not yet but I’ll find something. Maybe. (1031)
(0925) Time starting to fly. Hot out there. (0948)
14. Tale of Tulsi
Now look, Tulsi is one tough chick, as is Kristi, both know the score but even so … they’re both girls when it comes down to it and like Pammy … being coiffed, threatening but not actually doing … that’s the gals’ way.
Hence the “do you agree” … from a govt dept head?
13. Tale of two traitors
12. IYE mentioned that daughter dear has started blogging
(0418) Morning all. Going to try for the second sleep after this post. DAD’s will be after the second sleep. (0427) Second attempt to complete this post. (0705)
10. I’m hoping IYE can forgive me not running TRG openly this time
… only as a url … love Grifty but the target subject’s mush I do not wish to confront over breakfast … sparing readers as well.
… in which, of course, Woke Watch also savages this lot in the pic above. The Christian in me (somewhere in there, hang on a minute while I go searching) feels sorry for Megzilla the Yacht Gal … is she in fact ultra MK and controlled, did she have a bad childhood or test tube? Prayers that she can find some peace and compassion … as we might too of course.
9. DAD at 1063
a) PSG-Inter Milan [Saturday night/Sunday morning result]: 5 goals to 0, 2 dead, 1 police in a coma, 563 arrests [491 at Paris].
b) Riots, looting, violence, car fires, Dax, Paris, Grenoble, Coutances, Aleçon, Vitre, Angers, etc, etc.
c) More riots.
8. Andy in response to Steve concerning the invasion
“1200 in one day. Assume a minimum of £1k each on their day of arrival, processing, feeding, accomodating, medical needs, clothing. That’s a million on day one. Remind me about a black hole in our national accounts.”
7. TDS (url in Brolls)
“Ed Miliband is hatching a plan to shift £4.8 billion in green levies from electricity to gas bills — a move that would push up the average gas bill by £120 a year to subsidise heat pumps. The Telegraph has the details.”
6. Steve at 1063
National Uproar Sparked as Boys Dominate Girls in Two Different States to Steal Track and Field Titles
Paris is Burning: Mass Chaos as Migrants Riot in the Streets Following Football Match
Globalist EU Forcing Hate Speech Laws on the Irish-Given Two Months to Comply
President Trump Issues Warning as Radical Judges Threaten to Block His Tariffs
Everything We Know About Ukraine’s Drone Attack On Russian Bombers
Russia Rejects Ukraine Ceasefire Offer
Ukraine Renews Strikes With British Storm Shadow Missiles
The AI energy surge: How data centers are reshaping global electricity grids
(0320) It’s one of these middle of the nighters, then crash again, maybe 0730 start next ‘awakedness’. (0406)
5. Housekeeping
At UHC-WP, there is a sidebar entry I’ve been slow-building, on “Reader recollections”. Though piecemeal and occasional, it does eventually add up to a compendium and is ongoing.
There are certain items you will not see in there … short pieces on a topic or comment on a regular post … politics in general … they’re meant to be “recollections” as it says.
4. Redacted
Maybe read in conjunction with the Roobeedoo item from yesterday:
“[The] Ukraine launches massive drone strike on air bases deep inside Russia” https://www.disclose.tv/id/3zyx79ltrq/ “…..Controversy arose as Axios reported [the] Ukraine “did notify” the Trump administration, but a typo meant it should read “did not notify,” aligning with a U.S. official’s statement to reporters that the administration was unaware, matching official reports……”
It appears eight planes were confirmed damaged or destroyed.
5 Tu-95MS bombers, 2 Tu-22M3 bombers, 1 An-12 military transport aircraft.
Which is two more than Russia has lost in all of 2025, bringing the total to 14. To put this into perspective, in 2022, Russia lost 104 planes.
1. An item at Foggy’s
… which I’ve been meaning to post and everything keeps rushing past. It’s about Yolla:
“Anyhoo, for those interested, with the death of Skype, we’ve settled – from the large number of options – for Yolla. So far so very good and my little nest of vipers is well pleased with it. No contact or sound in or out problems at all. To date. Interestingly, after a little research, and I do mean a little, I discovered it looks suspiciously like a nice option to have on any phone.”
My reason for Skype largely dried up, and with it, my contacts … sad but that’s where we are.
It’s quite probable that those who don’t wish to think, who wish for everything to just be all right, plus those grasping at straws, will continue to buy all these ideas which simply don’t add up. Now I’m not saying they’re not far better, Reform, than all the Uniparty branches with their corruption … the rank and file are vastly better for a start.
It’s also super difficult with the entrenched nature of the Uniparty branches, with their tentacles in everything … very difficult, if Reform are elected in enough constituencies, for them to overcome the sabotage every which way they turn.
They’d certainly have a shot were Farage to have a clear set of fairly populist policies, as other leaders have, e.g. Orban … but he has the toad Yusuf squatting on his shoulder, watering everything down, precisely when people want a non jelly-spine, non watered down platform, where everyone’s clear what’s what.
And that’s the whole thing about it … this is a one-shot and if not riding a cause of clarity and firmness into power, where a huge majority are agreed that some core things must happen … if too many things are iffy, if perceived softness on core issues is apparent … well I’m sure Uniparty morale would go through the roof.
What percentage of voters are we, saying this? Who knows … there are so many simply not voting at all unless their dander is up, e.g. on Brexit … maybe 30 to 35%? More?
15. Steve at 1063 … Hearts of Oak
Hearts of Oak: The Week According To . . . Howard Cox
Still not configured fully … intended as a backup, failsafe, whatever, for NOWP should it go down. It will just sit to one side for now … I’ll slowly configure it to look like NOWP over the next fortnight … at least, that’s the cunning plan.
In a corner again … woke late this morning … ran out of time … surfeit of music, inc. jazz later, dearth of films after the past two weeks … what I’d call good ones and to spend an hour now searching for one while I have an excellent musical piece below … well, the course is set I’d say. Plus three more songs, jazz, after that, plus this evening’s politics after that till close of play … maybe that’s about enough for one day, no?
Rather than address the issue itself, which Vicky has and many will … I’d rather concentrate on the humans involved.
Vicky for a start is one of the good ones … she mainly retweets, as I do on X … and we go back a fair way. She’s an active, leaflet handing lass for whomever we are placing our faith in at the time … UKIP, TBP, then Reform … she’s not a lot different to many of us in this country, except maybe more active.
The problem with Farage is he keeps pulling these stunts, thereby splitting those loyalists who’ve been supporting, even putting in the hard yards side by side … he doesn’t give a damn about the coomon man or woman.
Thus, there we are, all on the same page, all mates in a way … then Farage pulls a stunt … suddenly half our “mates” are not talking to us, are even insulting us on X because they’re all for momentum, momentum, get behind the leader no matter what he’s like, just ignore dissidents like us who know Farage full well.
I see what the party loyalists want … they see the chance of “reasserting our sovereignty” … bless them … we want that too. But we, for our part, see through Yusuf/Farage … after a short interval in charge, Farage pulls his next, already stated stunt, and hands over the country to the MCB and westwide shariah.
Not all who oppose Farage are the same … the Uniparty also badmouth him but we’re coming from entirely different directions. They are the corrupt political class, with multiple houses, worth millions …
… while we are the newly dispossessed in our own land. But far more than that … we all saw what Yusuf Farage did to Rupert Lowe and way, way back before that, Farage to someone we knew as Trixy … it was a disgrace then, it’s a disgrace now with Rupert.
Far from “oh can’t we malcontents just put aside ‘petty squabbles’ for now and back Nige” … the core issue is where ‘Nige’ is taking us … it is NOT back to reasserting our sovereignty, not in the least. And as for sudden stunts, knocking the foundations from under us … Farage, I’m afraid, has form.
Now I know I’m going to be in trouble for running this as I don’t do North Yorks or Cheshire or Lancashire, or Derbyshire or Cambridge … I mean, if I start all that, where does it end? Wessex? Texas?
Yet one of our key chaps/lads/boys hails from down there … quick quiz question … who? So, here tis:
Uh huh. There was another one like it:
You’ll notice I’ve cut out the attribution altogether. That’s because it was the Speaker of the House of Commons, the tosser. Anyway, back to Dorset: